Manufacturing Engineer II

Laborie Medical Technologies Corp•Salt Lake City, UT

3d•Onsite

About The Position

As a key member of the Operations team , the M anufacturing Engineer II will be responsible for designing, developing, and implementing new and improved manufacturing equipment and processes for medical devices. This is a Monday-Friday, onsite role. About the Role : Provide daily production line support by troubleshooting problems involving product designs, materials, or processes. Improve manufacturing efficiency by analyzing and planning workflow, time study, space requirements, soliciting observations from operators and equipment layout. Research, analyze, and present opportunities for improvement to manufacturing processes. Lead and manage CAPAs to ensure timely resolution of production issues Lead the implementation of new equipment into the manufacturing process. Manage, execute, document, and support the line validation/qualification activities, including IQ, OQ, PQ, MSA, and generation of work instructions and control plans. Participate in Design for Assembly (DFA) / Design for Man ufacturing (DFM) activities to verify manufacturability of Product Designs Mentor junior engineers

Requirements

5+ years’ experience as a Manufacturing/Production Engineer with a bachelor’s degree -OR- 3+ years’ experience with a Master’s degree preferred
Experience in medical device manufacturing preferred
Lean manufacturing experience with knowledge of lean manufacturing methods and procedures.
Experience as an engineer supporting high volume manufacturing (500-1000 units/shift) required
Knowledge of DFM/DFA
Moderate knowledge of CAD software, electromechanical design, and other engineering tools
Experience with Manufacturing Quality and Product Development

Nice To Haves

Black Belt Certification
Master’s Degree

Responsibilities

Provide daily production line support by troubleshooting problems involving product designs, materials, or processes.
Improve manufacturing efficiency by analyzing and planning workflow, time study, space requirements, soliciting observations from operators and equipment layout.
Research, analyze, and present opportunities for improvement to manufacturing processes.
Lead and manage CAPAs to ensure timely resolution of production issues
Lead the implementation of new equipment into the manufacturing process.
Manage, execute, document, and support the line validation/qualification activities, including IQ, OQ, PQ, MSA, and generation of work instructions and control plans.
Participate in Design for Assembly (DFA) / Design for Man ufacturing (DFM) activities to verify manufacturability of Product Designs
Mentor junior engineers